, this is just the olivet light when doing interviews, this isjust the beginning.oats were parliament can givea non—binding boats were parliament can give a sense of what they might be in favour of but what downing street fear is that the next stage is likely to have the numbers to do it, is to go a step further and bring in binding legislation which is incredibly difficult. we are in a position where can a group of backbench mps meet prime minister do something she does not want to do? equally can a prime minister voice parliament to do something to do not approve of? this is why we are in a impasse. a quick final point, the prime minister's on position. you referenced her position there, lots of talk over the weekend about a challenge and the fact that in some people's view she only had days left in downing street, but today it seems the temperature has changed a little? the mutterings about her leadership have been going on for a long time and it is difficult to find a tory mp who thinks she has any long—term future as leader, as prime minister. but they have to

the bill targets people like adrian of olivet who developed a program federal regulators say made severalthree months in 2016. >> how do consumers stop these calls? >> u stop? >> no. >> got no jail time, even though the calls overwhelmed and emergency medical paging service. >> if there were the threat of criminal prosecution, it would change his behavior. >> verizon announced a free spam filters subscribers can download that would require all carriers to adopt similar authentication technology. the bill has bipartisan support. it could come up for a vote in a few weeks. bret? >> jackie, thank you for the attorney general promises to release a redacted version of the mueller report in the weeks. democrats say that's not good enough. our panel weighs in on the fight for the special counsel report next. here you go little guy. a cockroach can survive submerged underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah. not getting in today. terminix. defenders of home. it's not small. but it's not just big either. it's the kind of big where you'll never have to ask, "should i scooch up?" it's big that looks at a

i want to thank matt for holding it together for olivet right now, because i know the burden on yoursoul shoulders, and we want to know we are all with you and we love you as you are doing that. i will just end by saying that god, i don't know how jeff did it. he might have had only 59 years, but man, he did not waste a minute. how do you run the best public defender's office in the country , and personally try these incredibly hard cases, and get acquittal after acquittal, make movie after movie after movie, go to every event, because all of us know we go to events, but he is just not in district nine, he is all over the city all the time, and just get up every morning to work out. who is that guy? i was always like, damn, i wish i didn't have to sleep like jeff, he didn't seem to like he had to sleep. at least we know he never wasted a minute, and that he not only fought with everything he had, but man, he had fun in the process. may you rest in power, jeff. >> thank you. supervisor mar? >> thank you, president yee. i join with all of my colleagues and so many diverse community mem